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Were the Aztecs incapable of conquering the Tlaxcalans, or did they choose to let them keep an enclave and raid it for flower war captives and such?

209 upvotes • Maklodes

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What happened to slaves who went unsold in colonial America?

209 upvotes • KingPeanutButter

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How often were U.S. officers in the Vietnam war "fragged" by their enlisted soldiers, and what for?

209 upvotes • thenmar

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Where does the crack on the chest of the Golem originate?

209 upvotes • blueshirt21

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After the split of the Roman Empire in 285, did people still look at the west and east as one big empire, politically split into two countries or did they see it as two separate large empires as we do today?

209 upvotes • MetalChimp

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[META] [AH Showcase] Dear lovely readers of /r/AskHistorians: we need your help!

209 upvotes • vertexoflife

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What was the Vandal administration of North Africa like?

209 upvotes • lbyrne91

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Why could ancient Mediterraneans carve marble busts that looked completely life like but paintings seem to be lacking up until the Renaissance?

209 upvotes • Dafuzz

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What was the significance of Nepal to Nazi Germany and Hitler?

209 upvotes • Guitardude1995

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Why was (U.S.) Route 66 decommissioned?

209 upvotes • spikebrennan

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Title	Upvotes	Author	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Were the Aztecs incapable of conquering the Tlaxcalans, or did they choose to let them keep an enclave and raid it for flower war captives and such?	209	Maklodes
What happened to slaves who went unsold in colonial America?	209	KingPeanutButter
How often were U.S. officers in the Vietnam war "fragged" by their enlisted soldiers, and what for?	209	thenmar
Where does the crack on the chest of the Golem originate?	209	blueshirt21
After the split of the Roman Empire in 285, did people still look at the west and east as one big empire, politically split into two countries or did they see it as two separate large empires as we do today?	209	MetalChimp
[META] [AH Showcase] Dear lovely readers of /r/AskHistorians: we need your help!	209	vertexoflife
What was the Vandal administration of North Africa like?	209	lbyrne91
Why could ancient Mediterraneans carve marble busts that looked completely life like but paintings seem to be lacking up until the Renaissance?	209	Dafuzz
What was the significance of Nepal to Nazi Germany and Hitler?	209	Guitardude1995
Why was (U.S.) Route 66 decommissioned?	209	spikebrennan